The ______ are the range of continuous values containing the score of interest in a binomial distribution.
A) observed limits
B) approximate limits
C) real limits
D) speed limits

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The real limits are the range of continuous values containing the score of interest in a binomial distribution. The observed limits are the values that are actually observed in a sample, while the approximate limits are used in normal approximation to the binomial distribution. Speed limits are not relevant to this statistical concept.

The ______ Are the Range of Continuous Values Containing the Score